The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-29
Correspondence.


Andrew NJ. Ros', Hogan's Bluff, Gal am little
be- eleven years old. have never been to school,
but mama teaches us at home that is my sister and
myself. We have no playnates, but do not get
lonesome, as we have lots Of fun hunting hickory
nuts, chinquepins and sparkle berries. We have
pretty place the little Satilla river, and we get
fish, crabs and oysters. My sister sends you patch
each for or quilt. Isend dime to put my name
in your Bible; hope you yin kindly do so, though
it is late
Your name shall so in; the squares are beautiful
Mollie Creel, Nor! one, Mol have finished all
my duties about the house and will enjoy q few
moments in the delightful task of writing to Aunt
Susie and the cousins. This is my first attempt at
writing to this corner, and | am knocking ever SO
timidly for admittanco. Would like TO correspond
with some Of the lively cousins between sixteen
and eighteen years Of age
Leila Stewart, ANDERSON, Al sin little girl
twelve years Of age don't 20 to school now, but
viii start soon 1 send you a nickle to help buy
your Bible. hope my name will go in it.
Crissle Garrett, Salt Springs, CAL live near the
famous Bowden Litha springs. Your paper is
welcome visitor to our household. We enjoy your
letters so much. will close by asking question
What book in life has done you The most good?
Blanch Hoarin. Hillsboro, krk.I am n little girl
eight years old. Ny mother died when Vas three
years old. am living with my brother John; he
takes THE CONSTITUTION; he likes your paper very
much, and love to read the childrens column 1
send you nickle to help buy your Bible, and hope
my name shall 90 in.
Anna r. Taylor, Eberton, 5a-As am new
cousin and have never written 10 you before, hope
you viii admit me to your childrens column. am
thirteen years old. Papa takes THE CONSTITUTION,
and we all Ike 1t 20 much. am not going 10
school now, on account Of mama being sick; she is
better now, and viii start 10 school again SOON
Annie Crymcs, Waynesboro, CAL have been
reading the childrens letters for two years and
think them very nice. Sister and 90 to school at
home; our cousin teaches u.s. am not like some Of
the cousins that have 50 many petsI have only one
that is O kitten. think the answer 10 J. w. GILL
kns riddle is a baldhead Am right send you
asquare for your memory quilt. l wish some Of the
cousinsto correspond with me.
smlthey Stubs, Haddoc station CAL wanted
my name In your Bible, but am too late; was wait
ing 10 get my cotton out and sell IT, have a cotton
patch. Sister Annie and myself send you square
apiece for your quilt guess Mr.. Henry Grady ia
Uncle VIII. 1 am not twelve years old.
Artle 81. Baldwin, Pascbal Ca I've had the
measles. 1 was at the fish pond playing In the
branch when found that was taking them, and
took cold Of course Twas glad that the rest Of the
family had gotten well before / took tbcm for II
took every ono I'm the house W wait on me. Ny
throat troubled INC worse than anything else.
thought would choke 10 death, and every time
would cOmpl0in mama would bring everything she
could think Of that was good for a sore throat and
make me take little fall, and none Of It gave mo
any relief 90 finally she said, II viii try your
grandpa's remedy" and she wrapped my throat up
ia a cold wetcloth. thought that would kin me
sure, but the nexN morning when l woke up was
broken out all over and my throat nearly well. by